Sorry, I was not clear about that: my installation is working fine now, the
problem is not there.
I didn't underline it correctly, but the main reason of my post is this:
- I found lot of contradictory information which seemed related to same
bug
- Most of this information was outdated (including everything found on
opensim wiki)
- Messages in OpenSim.log were misleading
- It took me several days (I mean it!) of test and fail to figure the
real solution
So, I think it sounds important to me to update
- at least, the documentation on wiki
- if possible, core installation, or at least opensim-libs
And I ask for help/information/advice before doing anything myself, for this
main reason:
- I am missing a couple of line code to be sure this patch applies only
to FreeBSD and doesn't break other installations
And about the solution, as detailed in Mantis, I confirm trying to install or
upgrade glibc is a no-go (*)
the fix is
- downloading opensim-libs
- patching and install patched version of openjpeg-mono
- patching OpenMetaverse.dll.config
(*) We often forget that FreeBSD is not Linux. It has its own implementation of
glibc.
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Le 5 mars 2012 à 14:10, R.Gunther a écrit :
> If mono on freeBSD dont use glibc ? what does it use then ?
> And is that at the correct version, it still sounbd like you need to install
> glibc
> or at least update the replacement to the correct version.
>
> Otherwise compile mono manual in userspace, so it dont interfere with the
> system but still installing
> then correct packadges. make sure you install everything from mono then in
> userspace.
> But not common with freebsd.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> On 2012-03-05 05:34, Gudule Lapointe wrote:
>> I had a LOT of troubles when building 0.7.3 on freebsd.
>>
>> Build succeeds, sim starts, but I got plenty of error messages of three
>> types (copied below).
>>
>> ERROR - OpenSim.Region.CoreModules.World.LegacyMap.MapImageModule Failed
>> generating terrain map: System.DllNotFoundException:
>> lib32/libopenjpeg-dotnet-2.1.3.0-dotnet-1-i686
>> ERROR - OpenSim.Region.CoreModules.World.LegacyMap.TexturedMapTileRenderer
>> [TexturedMapTileRenderer]: OpenJpeg is not installed correctly on this
>> system. Asset Data is empty for (uuid)
>> ERROR - OpenSim.Region.Physics.Meshing.Meshmerizer [PHYSICS]: OpenJpeg is
>> not installed correctly on this system. Physics Proxy generation failed.
>> Often times this is because of an old version of GLIBC. You must have
>> version 2.4 or above!
>>
>> (btw, it seems that FreeBSD doesn't use glibc at all, so the last
>> message type is inaccurate and should be elaborated)
>>
>> The first visible consequence is that all map tiles come as a grey square.
>>
>> Found a workaround, but this is roughly done and would make the code break
>> for other platforms.
>>
>> As the problem already appeared on Mantis and does not seem to be fixed, I
>> filled a new one:
>>
>> http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=5916
>>
>> I hope it can be fixed in OpenSim core or, at least, that someone can adapt
>> the patch so that it wouldn't break other platforms…
>>
>>
>>
>>
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